Insurance premiums can be a costly part of your monthly bills, but in the aftermath of a storm that’s left lasting damage, your insurance company is one of your first calls.
Hundreds of thousands of people were without power for weeks, and some even had to wait months after Hurricane Helene tore through North Carolina.
With growing demand for carbon-free, around-the-clock energy, more and more utilities, politicians and developers are looking toward nuclear power as a potential solution. The trouble is, for decades, U.S. nuclear development has been rare, slow and exceedingly expensive
For Mecklenburg County homeowners, nonprofits and businesses looking to install solar panels, local leaders hope a new program helps save money.
This week, a federal judge has ordered that federal funding to an air quality monitoring program in Mecklenburg County must be restored.
Extreme heat days known to cause pregnancy risks have, on average, nearly doubled across the U.S., according to a report from Climate Central.
As western North Carolina continues to recover from Hurricane Helene, Duke University is focused on the lingering health risks disasters like it can leave behind.
The EPA announced planned on Wednesday to roll back some of the federal drinking water standards set last year to address forever chemicals, known as PFAs.
Whether you realize it or not, you likely use AI technology in your everyday life. Through things like home assistants, smart thermostats or social media, a Gallup survey found 99% of Americans US an AI product on a weekly basis.
Charlotte-Mecklenburg Emergency Management wants people to prepare for the Atlantic hurricane season, which starts June 1.
